New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
THE TALK or The DAY.

The Engli.h Church receives in ttheS about $4,000
900 year. OF his amount $j,0oO,OO9 IA expended
In hospitals schools. church building, etc. ana The
remaining $l5,OOOOOO goe- TO pay the salaries OF the
clergy. In tho last meeting OF the English Church
Congress 1t was stated that the fate Of the Established
Church depended the clergy. II during the next
ten wears they showed by their devotion TO their duty
that the people OF England could not afford to dispense
with their services the question Of d,sest abb shmeut
would be Indefinitely postponed
From The way tAug, look the United Democ
racy Of this city might very properly adopt as Its
motto, - Al lost except dishonor'
Uses Of Boys-Fir-t omaha Florl,t-loung De Pink
is a slow payer. isn't he ,
second Florist Last week he paid mp HE bill he
owed aud made all sorts Of apologies he hdd
forgotten al about
"Ehl Did You sue
40 the Ia-t lime he ordered bouquet sent to his
girl made out itomizcl bill for the past thiro years
giving the addres, each bouquet went to.
Well the boy made mistake and delivered the
bouquet 10 De PINK and the bill to the girl -tomaha
World.
II f. natural that the southern papers should have
4 good word to say for Colonel John r. Fellows In
the frs place he fought for tie rcbel cause during the
war whether a a regular soldier or sharp>hooer Is
not clear And In the second place they are ~ lar
away that hey do know what h- record has been
I'm This city 30 IL II surprising 10 read In " The
Charleston News and Courier that tho gallant
Colonel l. m debt because being tho losing sido dur
ing tho war he had no opportunity 10 make fortune
by PATRIOTISM Tho ltlc fling at patriotism Is very
deity worked IN but won't help Colonel Fellows In
his ridiculous candidacy.
Tho Mcrsey Docks and lIarbor Board has come 10
the conclusion that IT Is dcporabc fact that o"hS
10 the shallow dpth Of water over the bar IN Liverpool
pay at certain states Of the tide, heavy ~aus's
vessel. are plccluicd from at all times leaving OF
an,ruachIng one OF the first scapOrs Of The word
This is a "deplorablc fact that American Shippers
and American travellers have been coSIAant oi toi
many years Al recent meeting OF The british A.
ISOLATION ot Manchester u movement was begun IN the
direction Of engineering operations toward deepening
and widening OF tho channels and the scheme most III
favor is one suggested BY CNli Engineer sheitori'
who "a Of the opinion that II works similar TO those
attending the draining and dredging of the Mississippi
we're carried out IN the ~ The Mcrscy, tho same
satisfactory results would follow
Oh I'm almost tired 10 DEATH
Why, where have you been =
Been into Iulo,trns's. trying to match my black
silk. They got the saucIest girls there ever saw
The girl that waited upon me almost set mo Wild.
She polite enough. Lord knows, and So patient ,
you know nmt she Toaiam 'I %c n. "" dcc.f
creature, ! wonder why Iufestr1ng has such people
IN his store. '-(BoSton Transcript.
The Episcopal Church IS to send II bishop to Alaska
It T. probable that Mr.. Duncan VIII place his Meta
kha,la Indian Mission under the supervision Of this
bishop.
Professor Helms, OF tho University of PcnnSyiV ana
has como very near being an illustration OF that
clever story, My Double and How lie Undid Mo-"
few weeks ago he was arrested In oswego on tho
charge that he was "hunco. sccrcr' Els friends
wcro astounded but incicdulouS for they knew that
It morally impossible that the charge should be
true The my story has now been cleared up by the
arrest OF tho real "bnco stecrcr" who resembles the
Professor very closely in everything except character
A number OF Western towns arc dbatnS among
themselves tho quest which Of them Is the political
convention city par excellence. At last accounts
Chicago with It's big auditorium seemed TO be itte
ahead
There Is danger ahead and the sooner tho people
wake up 70 realization Of the fact tho better Ii Will
be for tho future VI tho English speaking people of
only Canada but tho continent. Tho French
Canadian taught from his cradle to look forward to
tho day whom the English language and race viii give